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A team at OSF HealthCare in Illinois is using artificial intelligence to help physicians determine which patients have a higher chance of dying during their hospital stay.
The goal is for the clinicians to be able to have important end-of-life discussions with these patients.
The AI model was tested on a data set of more than 75,000 patients across different races, ethnicities and socioeconomic factors.
"Ethical exploration of AI 's role in health care is paramount, especially when dealing with life and death predictions," Castro said.
False negatives present another risk if the AI model fails to identify a patient who is at high risk of mortality.
"End-of-life discussions are sensitive and can have profound psychological effects on a patient".
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